Women’s Aid (womensaid) has shared a tweet directed at ITV, calling on the programme to consider ‘not platforming alleged abusers minimising their actions on screen’ on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! ImACeleb
, ‘he aggressively, and repeatedly, called me a psycho/nuts/mental. As he has done countless times throughout our relationship when I’ve questioned his inappropriate, hurtful behaviour’.on the American actress’ Red Table Talk series, stating: ‘I say that gaslighting feels like tiny poison arrows and you don’t notice them, they’re so light, but what they do is they inject poison into your body until poison is just pumping around your veins and you don’t even know.
While Women’s Aid did not mention Seann by name in their new tweet, the charity opened their message to ITV by stating: ‘Imagine experiencing gaslighting by a partner, undergoing therapy, and then watching that person garner sympathy on national TV?’ Imagine experiencing gaslighting by a partner, undergoing therapy, and then watching that person garner sympathy on national TV?
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